Backyard Grapes
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How to Grow Grapes – Backyard Grape Growing Secrets Revealed

Contrary to popular speculation or belief, growing grapes in your backyard are not as difficult as one may think. When someone mentions the idea of starting a grape garden, one may immediately assume that without acres of free land at their disposal, it will be almost impossible to be successful.

Container HomesHow to Build

How to Build a Shipping Container Home Step By Step

How to Build a Shipping Container Home Step By Step One of the new trends in building a house is container houses. Sounds pretty cool and also saves money, the container has a great structure for house building. You can also build your container home with several containers so you can

Horse Shed Plans
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Horse Run-In Shed Plans – Build A Great Shed With Free Plans

When I moved out into the horse country of Florida in 2010 with my family, we had grand plans to build the perfect horse barn on our new property. We envisioned a structure with lots of masonry and large timbers to match my surroundings. After all, beautiful horse farms drew

Wild Edibles- Grape Leaf Chips
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Wild Edibles- Grape Leaf Chips

In this video I make a tasty snack using grape leaves. They are a good source of nutrients, including vitamins C, E, A, K and B6, plus niacin, iron, fiber, riboflavin, folate, calcium, magnesium, copper and manganese. Grape leaves are an excellent wild edible, but they should never be confused

Wild Edibles- Pine / Spruce / Cedar / Fir- Evergreen Teas
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Wild Edibles- Pine / Spruce / Cedar / Fir- Evergreen Teas

In this episode, I identify 4 common evergreen trees, and use their needles to make tea. I also compare the teas to see which one I like the best! White Pine Tea episode: source

Wild Edibles- Common Milkweed
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Wild Edibles- Common Milkweed

Common Milkweed (Asclepias Syriaca) is a really delicious and nutritious plant, when properly cooked. In this episode, I show: 1. How to properly: identify, forage, and cook common milkweed. 2. How to avoid similar-looking toxic plants. Here are some key differences to help identify Common Milkweed from other similar plants:

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